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WIDEX Working Group IETF 64

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Agenda Time Topic Discussion Leaders 0900 Agenda Bash Chair 0905 Charter and Status Chair 0930 Requirements Vlad Stirbu Vlad Stirbu 1030 Related work in W3C Slides by Dave Raggett

Charter Scope Define lightweight mechanism for remoting user interfaces across an IP network where: 1. The user interface is represented in XML. 2. Synchronization involves XML DOM events and XML DOM mutation and updates. 3. The architecture is extensible for future use with other user interface definitions. 4. NOT to define XML representation of user interface objects 5. NOT to define mechanism to establish sessions 6. NOT to define mechansim for device coordination.

Charter Mission 1. Mechanisms for synchonizing distributed XML DON objects by propagating DOM events, updates, and mutations. 2. A set of parameters that need to be negotiated by a service discovery and session setup mechanism in order to start the user interface session. 3. A framework for remoting user interfaces represented in XML via DOM synchronization.

Deliverables • Requirements • Framework • Message formats • Bindings to at least one transport protocol

Current Milestones Target Topic Feb 06 Requirements WGLC Apr 06 Requirements to IESG Jun 06 WGLC Framework, Formats, and Bindings Nov 06 Framework, Formats, and Bindings to IESG

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